Definitions

1. Nuada was killed, and Lugh Lámhfada became king. (Web site)
2. Nuada was said to be father of Murna of the White Neck, mother of the hero Finn MacCumhaill. (Web site)

Son Miach

1. His son Miach knew how to heal too and he used his knowledge to give a new real arm to Nuada. (Web site)

Name

1. Diancecht, whose name may mean "swift in power," was god of medicine, and, with Creidne's help, fashioned a silver hand for Nuada. (Web site)

Grandfather

1. Grandfather of Lugh Lamhfada and maker of the silver arm of Nuada, and who killed his son Miach for being a more skillful doctor. (Web site)

Maternal Grandfather

1. Other characters of the same name include the later High Kings Nuadat Finnfail and Nuada Necht, and Nuada, the maternal grandfather of Fionn mac Cumhail.

King

1. The King of the Tuatha Dé, Nuada, sued for half the island for his people, but the Fir Bolg king refused.

Ireland

1. Bres became a king of Ireland, when Nuada lost his right hand, but her son's oppressive rule, the Danann had Bres expulsed. (Web site)
2. Nuada Necht ("the pure") was a legendary High King of Ireland of the 2nd century BC. He was considered an ancestor of the Laigin.

Aacute

1. The greatest of these would seem to have been Nuada, called Argetlám, or "He of the Silver Hand".

Arm

1. As their king, Nuada, had lost an arm in the battle and was no longer physically whole, their first king in Ireland was the half-Fomorian Bres. (Web site)
2. Nuada encounters Sreng, who severs his arm at the shoulder, but the Tuatha Dé gain the ascendancy.

Tuatha

1. Manannan - (Mananuan) son of Lir, a chief of the Tuatha de Danaan who was greater even than their king, Nuada (27).

Lugh

1. The treasures of this early Celtic rite were the Sword of Nuada, the Lia Fail, the Cauldron of Dagda and the Spear of Lugh.

Dian Cecht

1. After Bres had ruled for seven years, Nuada had his hand replaced with a superior, silver one by Dian Cecht and Creidhne, and was restored to the kingship.
2. He helped Dian Cecht make the silver arm for Nuada.

Nuada

1. They defeated the Fir Bolg king, Eochaid mac Eirc, in the first Battle of Magh Tuiredh, but their own king, Nuada, lost an arm in the battle. (Web site)
2. Later, Miach, Dian Cecht’s son and a much more skilled medicine god, transplanted a live arm and Nuada was took the throne again. (Web site)

Categories

1. Mythology > Celtic Mythology > Irish Mythology > Dian Cecht
2. Lugh
3. Bres
4. Innovation > Inventions > Inventors > Ogma
5. Dagda
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